Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
France.
sERtOUs DEMONSTRATIONS.


PARIS, May 6.-The Telegraph describes
the anti German demonstration in Paris
Thursday evening as serious. 1t says a
mob II the neigh0orhood of Eden thester
shouted, "Down with Germany" "ViVe'
la France" son to Berlin, :" "Down with
Bismarck" "Give us back our clock" Gre
ferring to Stras0urg). Last evening the
demonstrations were revived. A mob
composed of residents and gamins
marched about shouting, and halted in
front of the Army and Navy CLUB
aud there cried, "Vive PArmie
Francaise," ''Vive Boulsnger," "On
10 Berlin" Another mob went to the
building occupied by the Russian En-
bassy, shouting "vive Ia France" give
Ia Russie," "ViVe rAlliance Russo-Fran-
caise." The leaders of this mob then
proposed to their followers to march to
the Germany Embassy. The mob pro-
ceeded in the direction of the Place de Ia
Concorde singing the air, Lampions, to
the words of the song, ''Nos Pendules,"
but it was stopped by the police and
turned away before it could reach the
Embassy. The mob then returned to
the Place de pOopera and there grad
ually dispersed.
The government has decided to prose-
cute the publishers of the paper, La
Revanche, for publishing an article en-
titled: "Down with the Germans" and
calculated to arouse a warlike feeling
among the French against Germany.
RENEWING FRIENDLY RELATIONS.
PARIS, May M. Flourens, minister
for foreign affairs, gave a reception yes
terday. Among those present was Count
Won Munster, German Ambassador, who
has returned TO Paris after an absence. on
furlough. Count Won Munster expressed
pleasure at returning to France. He said
he was convinced that after the Schnoe-
belle affair had Gained down courte-
Gus relations would continue to prevail
between France and Germany. NJ. Flou-
rens replying, said :hst pacific senti-
ments had never ceased to inspire the ae-
ton of the French government during the
entire controversy.
THE MOB SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, May 6 "A dispatch to the Stand
ard says: Wednesday night a crowd
numbering 1000 marched down Rue Royal
shouting "On to Berlin." The mob
moved rapidly across Place de Is Con-
cOrde, evidently intending to reach the
German embassy. The police charged upon
and dispersed the crowd. which soon re-
formed and started for the ElYsee. Another
charge was made by the police. The
mob was scattered in all directions. NJ.
Lamouroux sold $500, 900 francs worth OF
tickets for the performance Of Lohengrln.
Notice is posted at the theater announcing
that the money will be returned.
MADE PRESIDENT.
LONDON. May en-. CnsuVat has been
installed French president st Wallis
island, the capital of the Wallis island
group in the South Pacific in view of pos
| sible British or German occupation.
RED VERSUS BLACK.
| PARIS, May 6.-The Temps says that 8
number of Irish Nationalists. resident in
Paris, intend to take legal proceedings
against VIM. Redgeway, publisher of the
Black pamphlet, who was mulct IN the
sum of S2500 the other day IN suit
brought against him by St. John Bremen
| for statement in the pamphlet accusing
him with associsting with asssssins, etc.
The Paris Nationalist, who are similarly
accused IN the Black pamphlet, declare
their cases not less strong. FeDians here
say that they will soon issue red pamh-
let in reply to the Black pamphlet.
| A DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE.
PARIS, NAV lie PARIS states that
France has concluded defensive alliance